Arsenal and Manchester United have both learned they have to stump up £29million if they want to sign Paulo Dybala.
The Palermo striker is wanted by both Premier League clubs along with a handful of Serie A outfits.
Palermo appear to be resigned to losing Dybala but president Maurizio Zamparini accepts they won't sell him on the cheap.
If I don’t get €40m I won’t sell him, he can go abroad. I’ve had some very important offers from abroad
Maurizio Zamparini
"It’s true, Roma are interested in Dybala," he told Italian news outlet laRoma24.
“If I don’t get €40m I won’t sell him, he can go abroad. I’ve had some very important offers from abroad."
Arsene Wenger could lose out in the race to sign Gonzalo Higuain.
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Arsenal are chasing Paulo Dybala (pictured)
The Napoli striker has been linked before to the Gunners, but talkSPORT claim United are keen to land him too.
The report suggests that with Radamael Falcao and Robin van Persie expected to leave, United could go after Higuain instead of Edinson Cavani with Juventus in the running to sign the Paris Saint-Germain hitman.
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